a True b False 41. 1 s When applied to politics, high modernist ideas express a

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a True b False 41. 1 s When applied to politics, high modernist ideas express a faith in Democratic representation The ability of rational planning to create social b c Monarchy None of the above 42. R d ccording to Mearscheimer, which one of the followings is NOT a goal that great powers pursue? a. To be the only regional hegemon b. To control as large a percentage of the world's wealth c. To dominate the balance of land power in their 43. W d. To have nuclear capability lir Which one of the followings is NOT a reason that 35. international organizations are importanti Promote coordination b. Create norms c. Provide information d. Promote compliance d. 36. Which one of the followings is NOT a source of NGO power? a. Providing information to government officials b. Applying laws to relevant issues b. Compelling governments to live up to their c. commitments d. Uniting groups for a specific issue 37. Which of the following best describes development? a. b. c. It always focuses on heavy industrialization. Development is a constantly shifting goal. High-technology industries always remain in the same nations. 45. W th be th d. Development is always a material progress. 38. The core principle of the United Nations is a. Collective self-defense b. Collective security c. Collective peace d. Collective action b. 46. T 39. The IGOs that have been more sucssfal are ones in scope with a that are purpose a. regional, general b. b. regional, specific d. c. continental, general d. global, specific

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Q33) answer- option D none of these

high moderism is characterized by an unfaultering confidence in science and technology as means to reorder the social and natural world.

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